unequalness

“From our perspective, it was so blatantly obvious, the unequalness,” Prenatt said.

“But there was unequalness in the ability to get tested.”

The more I know of horses, the more natural I think men and women are in the unequalness of their marriages.

This may proceed from the native Plenty of our Soil, the Unequalness of our Climat, as well as the Ease of our Government, and the Liberty of professing Opinions and Factions, which perhaps our Neighbours may have about them, but are forc’d to disguise, and thereby they may come in Time to be extinguish’d.

A recent reading of this first book showed more clearly than ever the unequalness of merit in the three stories, their strong didactic bent, and the charmingly faithful observation which for the present-day reader is their greatest attraction.